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by eafkuor 8y ago
That is exactly what I meant
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Salaries in Italy are simply not high enough to attract or retain talent, in my opinion
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by eafkuor 8y ago
> Stop this bullshit, it is unacceptable. You are getting a free article, having to put up with those popups seems acceptable to me
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Can’t recommend that book enough! The third edition is out, IIRC
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by eafkuor 8y ago
> My team moved from Java to Clojure about 8 years ago, and we find that it's much easier to maintain Clojure projects than it was for similar scope Java projects Could it just be that you are all better developers than you were 8 y
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Or Japan
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Wait, you have a 60k USD salary in Poland? Where do you work, what do you do? I'm on 40k and I already feel like this is better than 100k in Denmark, considering their higher taxes and insane cost of living
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Ask HN: Are meetings painful for you? If so, how would you improve them?
2 points by eafkuor 8y ago|3 comments
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by eafkuor 8y ago
You say you are moving country so I suppose you’re flexible. Try giving Poland a go. Polish language is not required to land a job and dev salaries compared to cost of life are insane. Just avoid Krakow for the pollution
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by eafkuor 8y ago
> Imagine what even having 10 developers living in the village could do for its economy. Could it potentially increase house prices and make them unaffordable for other people?
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by eafkuor 8y ago
> Yes, we do. Honest question, why? I just find it slightly inappropriate and not adding much value
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by eafkuor 8y ago
> Content aside, the usability of this layout Come on, do we really need this comment on every post? Especially this one?
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Wait, why Trello? Isn't it still free?
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> Every time is a horrible ordeal. I often feel physically sick during the process. Honest to god question. Have you considered changing domain for a while? I work in a chill software company and I wouldn't trade my free time and la
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by eafkuor 8y ago
A portfolio seems pretty useless to me if you have a decent CV.
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by eafkuor 8y ago
> Just to add to your conclusion, I think Apple leads in privacy. I just switched to an iPhone after 8 years of Android and I'm loving this aspect. And generally the phone seems to be more designed for humans compared to android. Al
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Conflusion?
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Honestly paying this guy to invent a language mustn't have been that expensive. It's just one extra salary in a show that employs hundreds/thousands of people. And I think these details help create a stronger following, becau
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by eafkuor 8y ago
Clojure for me is the perfect modern LISP, too bad it seems it's dying (happy to stand corrected there)
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by eafkuor 8y ago
I've been recently following the course over at fast.ai and I'm having the same issue. The API is, as you mentioned, undiscoverable, and I don't really want to look at the source code, which is kind of unreadable anyway ([0])
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Ask HN: What privacy conscious cloud storage provider do you use?
2 points by eafkuor 8y ago|1 comments
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by eafkuor 9y ago
Do you have the answer?
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by eafkuor 9y ago
> one can enjoy food without worshiping it, ritualizing it, or being a gluttonous I didn't mention any of those? I'm not talking about eating a full English breakfast every day. My breakfasts rarely involve more than 500-700 ca
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by eafkuor 9y ago
For me, it's the opposite. Of course I enjoy snacks, but I'd rather prefer to eat something both tasty and healthy. I'd prefer carrots and hummus to a cake 99% of the time
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by eafkuor 9y ago
> First, these are two separate thoughts Sure they are, sorry for mixing them up. Food for me represents both. Eating an avocado toast in the morning both makes me happy and gives me energy that I will use until around 12-13 > Do you
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by eafkuor 9y ago
> You've been socially conditioned to believe 3 square meals per day are vital, and that breakfast is the most important one Where I come from, dinner is considered to be the most important meal, while breakfast is just a quick snac
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by eafkuor 9y ago
Oh, me too! I wrote this 8 years ago: https://esolangs.org/wiki/BAM128 Although it's much less impressive than Blank :)
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by eafkuor 9y ago
What do you mean breakfast is not "necessary"? No single meal is necessary, obviously, but why skip it? > skipping this meal saves me time in the morning. I already gotta worry about getting ready, feeding the dog+antibiotics,
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by eafkuor 9y ago
And let's not forget that some people don't have fingerprints
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by eafkuor 9y ago
> Most coders these days say they use git while in reality the have no clue how it works and how to use it Come on, seriously? Where do you work?

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